Around the world, countries are discussing cannabis legalization for medical, research, and/or recreational use. Brazil is no different. On June 14th, 2019, ANVISA (the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency) published two public consultations related to cannabis, representing another step in the legalization process. The first consultation focuses on the technical and administrative requirements for cultivating cannabis for medicinal and scientific purposes. According to the draft, the cultivation of the plant must, along with other access control guarantees, be done indoors and behind security doors accessible through biometrics. The draft also provides that the cultivation can only be done by legal entities…